All things Boris: has it really come to this?

[Cunt]

Ah, the bulging, leathery cheerio...

[JimC]

So, is a no-deal Brexit almost inevitable?

[Cunt]

I think they must brexit, as promised.

I think they won't be permitted to brexit, as declared by the EU.

So as to where that leaves things, I think shitty. What was that Churchill said...? There are bitter weeds in England or something?

[Svartalf]

I don't know if anybody, the parliament, the government, the <Queen herself will be able to prevent that moron of Trumpic ^proportions fromdestroying the UK, SNP will demand secession, and do what they can to get back into theEU on a fast track, if they don't manage toget grandfathered in, and the Troubles will come to Ireland again if they try to touch to the border.

[Brian Peacock]

So, is a no-deal Brexit almost inevitable?

Perhaps. At the moment it's a toss up between the negotiated deal, falling out in a heap, a second referendum, a general election, or another extension to the extension period. And you can perm any number of options from that list. What Boris has said about Brexit is that it's definitely going to happen somehow in someway and that a can-do-spirit can overcome all issues.

His first job will be to form a cabinet and survive the back-biters in his own party.

[Svartalf]

I hope he doesn't, that guy would be even worse for UK than maggie ever was.

[pErvinalia]

Boris won.

[Svartalf]

shit won

[pErvinalia]

Crazy world we live in at the moment. Buffoons running the world.

[Svartalf]

Funny, we set up elective democracy political systems so buffoons would no longer get to rule the wrold, and now see how it turns out.

[Brian Peacock]

The Daily Mail app announced: "Boris crowned leader of the Tory Party and new PM for Brexit."

WTF!

[Cunt]

Funny, we set up elective democracy political systems so buffoons would no longer get to rule the wrold, and now see how it turns out.

I think humans have always been buffoons. Trouble was brewing when people started treating politicians like they were different...

[Brian Peacock]

The EU dismisses claims by Bojo that the UK is prepared for a no-deal Brexit via “side deals” with Brussels, when in fact there are only emergency arrangements made by the EU to keep basic functions going on its side of the border. 

Boris Johnson's claims of 'side deals' are 'pure rubbish', EU says.

Starting as he means to go on.

[Brian Peacock]

Looking at the numbers...



"Boris Johnson's career has had the quality of a particularly gnarly strain of cystitis."

[Cunt]

The EU dismisses claims by Bojo that the UK is prepared for a no-deal Brexit via

Isn't it simply that they either have an agreement, or leave without one?

So if that is true, his negotiation position is strong. He just laughs at them, ignores the ongoing work, and last-minute offers what he wants. They can then take it, or wait until 'no-deal'.

I mean, when I say 'strong', I just mean that it's happening, so there is no need to negotiate (just a desire to negotiate)